Timed right, it can be used to avoid receiving damage and requires no windup. The new Silkbind move Windmill gives the Sword and Shield even more utility by damaging a monster and giving the hunter a long iframe. However, a beginner will likely have trouble getting the most out of it. A hunter that has the combos for this weapon memorized can cause just as much damage as a Hammer or Great Sword. The Sword and Shield can be a beast, but it’s a weapon type that requires finesse to use well. It causes high damage, but it can be tough to aim correctly. Diving Wyvern allows players to perform a diving stab from above. The one Silkbind attack that’s been added is okay. It’s firmly A-Tier because it continues to be a great choice for solo players. However, it still allows for excellent mobility with its vault, and Kinsects are still helpful for buffs and restoring health. The Insect Glaive used to be an easy S-Tier, but the removal of the mounting mechanic reduced its usefulness. More useful is the Counter Charger move, which can nullify damage from an incoming attack and reduce the time needed to use the new Charged Shot attack. Counter Shot allows for a quick recovery and counterattack if hit by an enemy. New Silkbind attacks make the Heavy Bowgun even more useful. However, in the right hands, it can cause the most DPS out of all the types. It requires a steady supply of ammo, and each monster is weak to a different type, so a good memory is key to getting the best out of this weapon. The Heavy Bowgun is a beast, but it takes some knowledge and skill for players to use it most effectively. Piercing Bind allows players to bind themselves to a monster with a Wirebug and add extra hits to each attack. The new Shrouded Vault Silkbind attack allows hunters to evade attacks and counter with a spinning slash. They also have allow the player to retain high mobility, which is great for solo players who don’t have other hunters to aggro monsters. Their individual attacks are weak, but Demon and Archdemon mode can help make up for that. The Dual Blades are quick and are great for applying status and elemental damage. There’s also a Silkbind move called Power Sheathe that increases attack power when the weapon is sheathed. The Wirebug allows access to aerial charge attacks, which is a speedier version of the standard ground charge, which gives a bit of an edge against monsters with high agility. The Great Sword does get a few new options in Monster Hunter Rise. The reason it’s not an S-Tier weapon is because it’s slow and a bit boring compared to other weapons, at least until you start getting into master-level gameplay. This signature weapon of Monster Hunter is just as useful as ever in Rise. This counter can be comboed into up to three Spirit Blade attacks, which can immediately turn a fight’s momentum. Upon activation, any enemy attack that connects with the player will trigger an immediate counterattack. The most useful addition to the Long Sword’s moveset in Monster Hunter world is the new Serene Post ability. Used correctly, players can constantly punish monsters while never taking a scratch. Its primary advantage is that some of its key moves allow players to dodge and immediately counterattack. The Long Sword is easy to use, but difficult to master. This means multiple buffs can be cast as part of one combo, which makes it much easier to use the Hunting Horn as a solo weapon. The new Magnificient Trio melody now allows players to get the effects of all stored notes instantly. For example, players can just tap A+A at any cadence to activate the Attack Up XL buff. Now, notes are automatically played with a button press with no tempo requirements. The Hunting Horn is an immensely useful weapon type that used to have a steep skill curve. Monster Hunter Rise didn’t change the way this weapon works significantly, but its new Silkbind Attack does give an effect that makes the player immune to getting knocked back or flinching, which can make a huge difference if performed at the right time. The Switch Axe also has one of the most potent attacks in the game with its Zero Sum Discharge.īecause of its versatility, the Switch Axe is excellent for solo players. Its wide swings can help chip away at monster weakpoints that other weapons have trouble reaching.
The Switch Axe isn’t the most beginner-friendly weapon, but it’s not too difficult to grasp. Each weapon type has a unique playstyle, and our D tier might be another hunter’s S tier. Take note that just because a weapon is ranked low on the list doesn’t mean it’s not viable.
Before we get to the explanations for why we ranked the weapons in this order, here’s our comprehensive weapon tier list for Monster Hunter Rise.
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